What's the max inlet pressure on this? I have 155 psi out of my compressor and want to put this before my regulator.
22396
This unit has a polycarbonate (plastic) bowl and is rated at 150psi max. This is true for most polycarbonate pressure vessels and I would not exceed the rated max pressure. They will explode and that is why most of these bowls are surrounded with a metal cage.
493632
I ran mine at 90 psi with a 150psi tank. Fired fine until tank pressure got below 40psi.
1351249
The max pressure is 130psi. There is a heavy duty compressor available with a max pressure of 145psi.
2040690
depends on the balancer and how tight it is. I'd run the compressor at what ever tank pressure will consistently read 90psi with the tool running, probably 100 psi or more. I wouldn't go lower than 4.5-5 CFM, but it'll want more like 10-15 cfm under full load. Compressor ratings are for constant usage, your usage is momentary for an impact wrench. I have a 33gal compressor that'll do about 4.9 cfm and that's adequate. Next compressor is going to be a 60-80 gal though, but not specifically for this tool.
811500
Only with an air pressure. You will need air compressor not more than 120 psi. It will not work with pressure under 65 psi. I got best results between 70 and 85 psi.
122846
The instructions really just tell you how to properly hook up the unit. They give no maximum stop pressure. The gauge goes up to 150 psi. Seeing that another responder has gone up to 145 psi, your need of 120 psi should not be an issue.
1636611
I am not sure of the max pressure. What I can tell you is this: I run two of these compressors for an on board system, both separately check valved into one 3 gallon tank. I have both of them connected/regulated by a single Viair pressure switch (90-120psi) and use a single 120 amp continuous duty solenoid to power them. My pressure is set to a 120psi max however I have run them up to 150 psi before shutting them off. For me 120psi is plenty, and there's enough air volume to power a small die grinder and other simple air tools. The system will air up the 33's on my truck pretty quick.
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This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I doubt you'll have issues with that This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I... » Read More This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I doubt you'll have issues with that « Show Less
1203801
I bought a 110 psi compressor with a 2 liter tank. Works like a dream. Make sure to have tight hose connections because they can and will seperate due to the high pressure.
451456
It depends on how long the line is and the size of the line. Don't you have higher than 15 psi?
856367
Sorry, Michelle;The spec sheet that came with my regulator was for a different model.I can tell you it keeps up with most painting (hvlp) and sandblasting chores.You'd need an Industrial-size compressor to outwork this regulator.
142370
you need to get a bigger compressor. To run those type of air tools I would suggest at least 33 gal for constant pressure.
1027313
Pneumatic inlet pressure required for operation is as follows: min (40 psig) up to max (150 psig).
1472559
I opened both valves and adjusted the screw up to a max of 55 psi. I believe that my regulator has been limited for safety reasons. It could be that yours has been limited to 75 psi.
2274395
Not sure what the spec says, but i ran at 110 psi. i ran it with a 3hp 10 gal craftsman compressor and only run the one gun with no problems.
1395550
Honestly, I haven't used it yet. I'm keeping it for the purpose of an emergency fix when I need it. I would contact the company and ask them how many psi line it will support. good luck.
1791399
Although it is not in the description, when I got mine it had a sticker on the regulator that stated 150 PSI maximum Inlet pressure. So be careful if you have a 2-stage compressor that pumps up to 175 PSI.